Yes, but we had a portable bar that could be placed either in front or behind the sliders to stop it where you wanted it.
Sliding tandems
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Yes!
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That's right! You never know!
"You better not hold me up pal, else I'll put you into the fence!"
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Dude's just trying to be righteous.
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he must be doing this on the interstate in the middle lane
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Ok so I tried the $4 hitch pin lol. Literally just snapped that in half so. That won’t work
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Will that work with todays trailers? The video I watched looks like that’s for old manual trailers.
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For what you want to do you need what I posted the picture of.
If you’re a company driver pulling the same trailer all the time, have your company supply one.
If they won’t, just get used to getting in and out a lot.
I couldn’t get the other guys video to load but I’m pretty sure that’s just to help get the lock pins released on older trailers.
Newer ones use air.
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